Proper Gun Grip How we grip the gun will determine a lot about how well we are able to shoot the gun. The better and sound our gripping technique, the faster we can run the gun while maintaining the level of accuracy the target demands. Below, we’ll explore one take on that technique, and […]
I have heard many instructors tell their students this: You have to be able to re-holster your firearm without loing down at your holster. My opinion on re-holstering is different than what many have been teaching for quite some time.
Today Riley, Jacob and Matthew talk about the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits that our team just returned from. We our favorite things from the show. Plus we’ll be talking about some updates in the news from the NRA, Bank of America and Remington, and several jaw-dropping JUSTIFIED SAVE news stories. Plus don’t miss […]
Are you getting the total benefit from all those hours in advanced classes and out on the range? On a recent Concealed Carry Podcast Episode 221, we presented another Case of The Week from Attorney Andrew Branca. In the case, STEPHEN D. RANKIN v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, an officer appealed his first-degree manslaughter conviction on […]
Our team has successfully made it home from one of the year’s best gun conventions, and it was a whirlwind. While not as big of a show as SHOT is, the NRA Annual Meetings is still a major show with lots of goodies to be seen, and even a few new product releases. The pedometer […]
Today Riley and Matthew talk with Bruce Gagneaux of Primary Machine about slide milling, optics cuts, and other pistol customization ideas. Are modifications like these ay for a carry gun? Are they even practical? Lot’s of good questions to get answers to in today’s episode!
